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Everything you need to know about Apple’s new Managed Media Source(bitmovin.com)
2 points by jernoble 3y ago|0 comments
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Explore media formats for the web – WWDC23(developer.apple.com)
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by jernoble 6y ago
This is really cool! It’d be even better if you added “playsinline” attributes to your video elements so your videos didn’t play in fullscreen on iPhones.
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by jernoble 8y ago
That should have stopped happening in iOS 11.4. If you’ve upgraded to-or-past that and you’re still seeing that happen, please let me know: email in profile or @jernoble on Twitter.
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by jernoble 9y ago
Interesting. At 1.10 cars per household, and 2.26 people per household, about 47% of SF residents own cars. (Though subtracting out the under-18 population means 55% of driving-age residents own a car.) Also, given there must be some people
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by jernoble 9y ago
A "keypress" event counts as a user gesture, so as long as your code looks like: document.addEventListener('keypress', event => { if (event.key === 'space') video.play(); }); ...then everything should
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by jernoble 9y ago
> ...it drives me nuts that Safari@iOS can't do inline play at all... Safari on iOS can now do inline playback! Just add a "playsinline" attribute to your <video> element: https://webkit.org/blog&#x2F
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by jernoble 9y ago
You can now change this setting either globally, or on a per-website basis in Safari Technology Preview 32: https://webkit.org/blog/7627/safari-technology-preview-32/ The options are: "Allow all Auto Pla